Putin Meets North Korea FM, Firm On Ukraine, US Russia Ready Dialogue; World Awaits US Election

Putin Meets North Korea FM, Firm On Ukraine, Tells US Russia Ready Dialogue; World Awaits US Election Result
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Amazing music contribution from Peter Brown.

[William-hd]

Who else smiles every time they hear "just saying" ?

[elysianfields]

There is no need for dialogue between Russia and USA. The latter will promise many things that they will never respect. It will only postpone what’s happening now.

[ShadowbannedEntity]

"When two neighboring countries fight each other, just know the USA visited one." Nelson Mandela

[amanimwenegoha]

Longlive Russia.Longlive Putin.Forward ever until victory day.Respect from Tanzania 🇹🇿

[Marine]

God Bless The Defenders of Mother Russia 🇷🇺
Russia 🇷🇺

[Tman]

Molotov once said to the Russians - Our cause is just, the enemy will be defeated victory will be ours. I wish you all the best Russians ❤

[editeduque]

Great program. Alexander getting so much pleasure in informing as we get in listening/seeing your enthusiastic report👏👏👏

[stlouisix]

This film is about an American journalist. He came to Donetsk to see with his own eyes what was happening. Here he found closed playgrounds in peaceful neighborhoods - swings and merry-go-rounds completely destroyed by shell fragments. Prayers held in basements because of possible shelling of churches.

You can't be careless when it comes to consuming information, notes Tofurius Maximus Crane. He no longer understands why the US spends American citizens' dollars so that Ukraine can shell peaceful areas. - Intel Republic

[Tadeusz]

The state media will probably be happy to escape for a few days to the American elections, because even Polish journalists find it difficult to keep reporting on Ukrainian successes and the permanent decline of Russia. A veteran of the Polish journalistic scene, Ms. Olejnik, is already so overwhelmed by the scale of the successes reported over and over again that she loses her balance due to dizziness even during interviews.

In Poland, the American election show probably arouses even more interest than it deserves in America itself. Russia can also serve as a good example in this matter: relax, America will definitely choose exactly the candidate it fully deserves, so we might as well congratulate the choice now and focus on the really important things.

Of course, from the perspective of such important capitals on the international stage as Warsaw or Kiev, the electoral hocus-pocus between Harris and Trump is an absolutely crucial event. It's not even about Harris being this or Trump being that or something else, but about the fact that in order to deal with your own foreign policy, you first have to conduct one, and in both cases, this is what the Washington administration does in its free time, so in order to know something about the directions of the next diplomatic moves, you have to wait for a new package of "aid" and instructions, or maybe just very helpful instructions.

It's hard to say to what extent Americans themselves believe in the possibility of some fundamental changes that would supposedly result from the presidential election. Instead of voting for this-and-that and this-and-that, they could just as well hold a vote on the theoretical limit of the federal debt level, the date of printing another dollar, or choosing the next foreign proxy war for democracy.

According to certain news, for now it stands that if Harris wins, it will be great, and if by some miracle they elect Trump and he lives to be sworn in, the carousel of American democracy will start spinning even faster, so Polish government journalists may have trouble keeping their morning coffee and croissants in their stomachs for some time due to dizziness. In the meantime, Realpolitik is still fire, blood and mud in Donbas and the surrounding area, which is worth reminding in Poland even during the next edition of the American election game show.

So where is Georgia heading? Georgians themselves probably don't know yet, but they are not alone in these dilemmas or overly involved in their urgent resolution. Perhaps more interesting in this matter is what the Kremlin thinks about Georgian political dilemmas, because after all, America is always happy to lend a helping hand to democracy, but what really counts is who manages to survive this in order to have a chance to ask for the possibility of extending Russian patronage to the country. Ukraine is slowly and painfully maturing to a similar decision, so it is worth drawing from the experience of those who have already experienced the order imported from overseas.

If anyone has not yet realized what Russia is doing in Ukraine, the answer is: it is restoring the constitutional order that was overthrown in the American coup. Is it doing this for free? Of course not. Nothing happens in politics for altruistic reasons. Russia is effectively taking care of securing its geostrategic interests, which means eliminating Anglo-Saxon influence in Ukraine. In the process, Russia is trying to save as many Ukrainians as it can. If anyone has any doubts, they should look for materials posted on the Internet by citizens of the territories liberated by Russia. For those who still do not understand: rational politics is not an attempt to create heaven on earth, but an attempt to avoid hell on earth.

[pp-]

00:08 US presidential election trends show fluctuating support for candidates.
03:20 Election sentiment shifts between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump.
09:24 Zelensky's potential for peace negotiations with Russia was undermined by U.S. support.
12:32 Overview of deteriorating Middle East stability since Trump's policies.
18:37 Escalating global tensions lead to the emergence of a rival economic bloc.
21:27 International talks may lead to stabilization of geopolitical and economic climates.
26:55 US election outcomes could significantly impact international relations and global economics.
29:55 Putin signals openness to US dialogue amid Ukraine crisis.
35:32 Putin meets North Korean FM, signaling improved relations.
38:11 Russia strengthens ties with North Korea through economic and military collaboration.
43:46 Russia and China signal alliance amid US election uncertainty.
46:28 European anxieties rise over the US election's impact on global stability.
51:56 Russia claims Ukraine plans offensive to capture nuclear power plant.
54:40 General Kilov discusses Ukrainian nuclear ambitions and war situation.
1:00:18 Conventional military dynamics in Ukraine favor Russia, prompting urgent decisions for the new president.
1:03:08 Diplomacy is crucial as military outcomes seem increasingly inevitable in Ukraine.
1:08:28 Surprise tactics dominate warfare in Ukraine-Russia conflict.
1:10:59 79th Brigade reports collapse of Ukrainian defenses in key villages.
1:16:30 Russian forces continue steady advances in multiple regions despite rainy season.
1:19:02 Russian advances continue around contested villages amid heavy fighting.
1:24:14 Current Ukrainian strategy faces attrition amid political pressures.
1:26:49 Closing remarks and gratitude expressed to the audience.
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[jerrymcg]

FFS, sick of hearing about the Yanks and their BS.

[stlouisix]

PUTIN SHOWS UKRAINE RESPECT WHILE ZELENSKY OOZES HATRED as Russian leader states Ukrainian culture has "charm and beauty", but reminds everyone that people in Donbass had considered Russian their native language and been forced to learn Ukrainian by Soviet Union as part of its "indigenization" policy (top vid).

Far cry from Mad Vlad Zelensky’s policies of burning Russian language and culture to the ground, destroying monuments and criminalizing Russian speakers.

Russian Prez also firmly separates Western elite from ordinary Western citizens, stating destructive policies of those in charge don't cancel out Russia's good relations with people living in West - Intel Republic

[kazimierzspaczynski]

God bless us all.
Greetings from Laredo, Texas.

[Skillashy]

I agree with your sentiment. The way America affects the rest of this world, it's only fair that the US elections should be open to the rest of the world. Let's all have a vote. We all should at least have a say in who our next oppressor should be.

[RadcliffeWilliams-cnqd]

I listen to your enlightening programme daily from the beginning of the Ukraine war .Amazing information

[GDawgK]

Anyone who believes a poll in the US has the Gov they deserve! “Hillary in a landslide, ” said every US poll in 2016!

[LuandaWaterFront]

«Неважно, как проголосовали, важно, как подсчитали»

- Иосиф Виссарионович Сталин -

[josephdurso]

Why is Alexander talking about negotiations when he knows that neither Israel nor Zelensky are interested in negotiating peace? The US itself no longer engages in diplomacy, but rather only the use of force, whether it be economic or military.

[anniemac]

I am concerned for the security of our great nation; not so much because of any threat from without, but because of the insidious forces working from within. Douglas MacArthur

[stlouisix]

WE DON'T GIVE A HOOT - Kremlin Spokesman Peskov says there is no difference to the Russian government who wins the U.S. election.

As President Putin has often said - Russia will carry out work with any candidate the American people choose. It's called diplomacy. - Intel Republic